Month: June 2018

For the third time, we here at Digital Extremes are embarking on a passionate project in Warframe we call a Cinematic Quest. The Sacrifice, the next in our Cinematic Quest library, continues to explore the burning questions, “Who are the Tenno? What is a Warframe?” and the more recent, “Why did the Lotus leave me?” In our fifth year of Warframe, we’re taking the necessary time to construct and deliver that passion. We readily admit we’re holding back from telling you too much upfront: We don’t want to spoil anything! But it’s fair to say that The Sacrifice’s storyline will… Continue reading Embrace the Greatest Warframe Test in the Cinematic Quest The Sacrifice→

To be able to finally announce the game that you’ve been working on is not only the most wonderful but also the most harrowing of experiences for a game developer. Here is a project that you’ve poured your heart and soul into for a longer period of time, and the moment of truth finally arrives – what will the rest of the world think? This is especially true for Generation Zero, being our first self-published action game with no external parties involved. In short, this means that we call all the shots but also carry all the risks. The creative… Continue reading E3 2018: Announcing Open World Action Game Generation Zero Coming Soon to Xbox One→

Hi, Xbox Insiders! Throughout the tenure of the Xbox Insider Program, we’ve noticed our community is always eager to preview new features, apps and games in the pursuit of helping make Xbox an even better place to play. Right now, the Xbox Insider program gives Xbox Insiders a chance to try out console builds before they become widely available, but we’d like to further this effort and borrow a concept from our friends with the Windows Insider Program, namely branching our Alpha ring to preview RS4 and RS5 builds simultaneously. The ”Alpha – Skip Ahead” ring, which will become available… Continue reading Xbox One Update Preview: Try Out Even Earlier Builds with the New “Alpha – Skip Ahead” Ring, Coming Soon→

Disclaimer: This sample code is intended for research and development use only. The sample code is not intended for use in clinical diagnosis or clinical decision-making or for any other clinical use and the performance of the sample code for clinical … Continue reading Mobile Chest X-Ray Analysis, a Microsoft Garage Project | The Xamarin Show→

Today we’re introducing a trio of classic Rockstar titles for Xbox 360 into the Backward Compatibility catalogue on Xbox One: Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Midnight Club: Los Angeles Rockstar Games presents Table Tennis As always, you’ll be able to play each of these games on Xbox One through the disc you already own, or you can purchase them digitally in the Microsoft Store. For GTA: San Andreas, both the original Xbox and Xbox 360 versions will be backward compatible.  While game saves for the original Xbox version will not transfer, owners of that version will get upgraded to the… Continue reading Rockstar Classics Now Available via Xbox One Backward Compatibility→

Today, we’re highlighting gift ideas to help you find the perfect gift for the dad or grad in your life. From Xbox One S to Surface devices, here are 16 awesome deals for the dad or grad in your life. Continue reading Find the perfect gift for dads and grads from Microsoft Store and our partners→

This is the second of a two part series where Robert is joined by Amanda Silver, Kendra Havens and Anthony Cangelosi for a whirlwind tour of some of the upcoming enhancements in Visual Studio that can make you the most productive developer in your team… Continue reading The Present and Not-too-distant Future of Visual Studio Part 2 | Visual Studio Toolbox→

Carey MacDonald stops by to chat with Scott Hanselman about Azure Cosmos DB, a managed database service with unlimited horizontal scale, allowing you to scale storage and throughput independently. In this video, Carey will cover how to partition your d… Continue reading Horizontal Partitioning in Azure Cosmos DB | Azure Friday→